Texas Instruments TMS320C6 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Alphabetic Summary of Debugger Messages
B-3 Debugger Messages
B
Breakpoint already exists at address
Description During single-step execution, the debugger attempted to set
a breakpoint where one already existed. (This isn’t neces-
sarily a breakpoint that you set—it may have been an internal
breakpoint that was used for single-stepping).
Action None should be required; you may want to reset the program
entry point (RESTART) and reenter the single-step com-
mand.
Breakpoint table full
Description 200 breakpoints are already set, and there was an attempt to
set another. The maximum limit of 200 breakpoints includes
internal breakpoints that the debugger may set for
single-stepping. Under normal conditions, this should not be
a problem; it is rarely necessary to set this many breakpoints.
Action Enter a BL command to see where breakpoints are set in your
program. Use the BR command to delete all software break-
points, or use the BD command to delete individual software
breakpoints.
C
Cannot allocate host memory
Description This is a fatal error—it means that the debugger is running out
of memory.
Action You might try invoking the debugger with the –v option so that
fewer symbols may be loaded. Or you might want to relink
your program and link in fewer modules at a time.
Cannot allocate system memory
Description This is a fatal error—it means that the debugger is running out
of memory.
Action You might try invoking the debugger with the –v option so that
fewer symbols may be loaded. Or you might want to relink
your program and link in fewer modules at a time.